AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoTechnology Investment: Guam Economic Development Authority is searching for land for an industrial and technology park, hoping to attract data and clean-technology businesses. The plan is still at an early stage, with no site or timeline set. Health Technology: Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero signed a law directing $21 million to Guam Memorial Hospital’s electronic health-record upgrade, addressing an outdated system that lacks vendor support. Grid Modernization: Guam Power Authority was selected to negotiate a potential $21.2 million federal investment in underground transmission and advanced monitoring technology; funding depends on a completed agreement. STEM Education: Embry-Riddle has launched its first in-person Guam course, in uncrewed aircraft systems, at Andersen Air Force Base. UOG’s nursing program also earned accreditation through 2034 as it prepares to expand admissions in 2027. Ocean Science: NOAA’s new regional observing agreements support coastal data systems across the Pacific, including Guam, helping inform weather forecasts, navigation and coastal-hazard planning.
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